Articles tagged with: Kurian Joseph
After AG, BCI claimed all clear, KKV admits all’s not well in SC after all
Just yesterday, BCI chairman Manan Kumar Mishra and attorney general KK Venugopal claimed ‘all was well’ in the Supreme Court of India.
SC collegium goes (much more) transparent, begins posting biz online: But will it last, unlike asset disclosures?
The Supreme Court’s collegium of Chief Justice of India (CJI) Dipak Misra and the next senior-most judges, justices J Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan B Lokur and Kurian Joseph, have begun to post recommendations for elevations and other business on a new ‘resolutions of the collegium’ section of its website according to minutes dated 3 October.
Rarest of rare: SC accepts review petition of its earlier Uphaar verdict, sends 1 brother to jail for year
The Supreme Court has accepted the review petition of its controversial Uphaar fire tragedy sentencing verdict, which had seen the two accused escape without any additional jail time.
SC 7-judge-bench trains suo motu contempt guns on one of its own again: Cal’s Justice CS Karnan stripped of judicial work [UPDATE: READ ORDER]
A seven apex court judge bench of Chief Justice of India (CJI) JS Khehar, with justices Dipak Misra, J Chelameswar, Ranjan Gogoi, Madan B Lokur, PC Ghose and Kurian Joseph have today withdrawn all judicial and administrative work from Calcutta high court judge Justice CS Karnan, according to PTI.
Legally Explained: Did Justice Chelameswar start a revolution today in the SC collegium?
Justice Jasti Chelameswar, the fifth-most senior judge of the Supreme Court, and a member of the SC’s collegium, made the news today with the New Indian Express publishing his refusal to participate in a Supreme Court collegium meeting, as a protest against the collegium’s failure to comply with the principle of transparency of its proceedings.
How 2 days could have been saved in the SC abortion challenge, if a case had been mentioned earlier
What could have been a complicated case before the Supreme Court, turned out to be a much simpler affair, with the bench comprising of justices JS Khehar and Arun Mishra reading out the report submitted by the Medical Board of seven doctors who examined the rape survivor, who is in her 24th week of pregnancy.
Chief Thakur sends in Kurian Joseph to sort out Kerala violence between journalists, lawyers
The tiff between the media and the lawyers community in Kerala appears to have been resolved with the intervention of Chief Justice of India TS Thakur who held talks with representatives of the journalists in the national capital on Friday.
Sabarimala Court Cut: When the SC discussion of Lord Shiva's love of abhishek began to lose the audience
The hearing of the petition seeking right to worship to women at Sabarimala, Kerala, in the Supreme Court has often led to inquisitive questions from the bench about Hinduism, spirituality, and tradition.
Law Com chief: BCI, legal ed need reforming • BCI chief vows to fight adverse SC order
“Legal education needs to be improved and the Bar Council of India needs to reform itself,” Law Commission chairman and retired Supreme Court judge Balbir Singh Chauhan told the Economic Times in an exclusive interview.
SC asks Law Com, Gov to probe BCI regulation of lawyers: 'Urgent need to review Advocates Act'
A Supreme Court bench of justices Anil R Dave, Kurian Joseph and Adarsh Kumar Goel yesterday asked the Law Commission to consider whether the Bar Council of India (BCI) is a suitable regulator of the legal profession within six months.
Delhi-Centre turf war jinxed, suffers second SC judge recusal • Re-raises questions on policy
The Delhi-Centre turf war case, titled Government of National Capital Territory of Delhi vs Union of India, which was listed as item 45 at court no 2, after Justice Khehar-Arun Mishra bench recused from hearing it yesterday, suffered another phase of uncertainty this morning. At the mentioning time at Court No.2, one of the Judges on the bench at court No 2, Justice L Nageswara Rao recused himself from hearing the case for undisclosed reasons.
Court Cuts: Maybe MEA staffer in marital strife should focus on internal affairs, suggests SC; Mirth ensues
A matrimonial dispute before the Supreme Court saw tempers rising between husband and wife, who argued through their counsel before justices Kurian Joseph and Rohinton Nariman but which resulted in a sudden spark of mirth with an apt observation from Justice Joseph.
SC strikes down TRAI call drop order
Sabarimala Court Cuts: Guess who briefly called women courageless, which seniors have visited Lord Ayyappa, and who failed to intervene
In the ongoing hearing of petitions seeking the right to worship for women devotees of the Sabarimala temple before a Justice Dipak Misra-led three-judge bench this afternoon at Court No.4, senior counsel KK Venugopal, while arguing for the temple board, said women could not be recruited to be fielded in the frontline of armed forces, because they lack courage.
India requests Britishers to extradite flighty Mallya
SC orders Mallya to disclose all foreign assets to banks
Court Cuts: Can deity be compelled to see women if it doesn't want to? asks Kurian Joseph J of SC bench in Sabarimala matter
In the ongoing hearing of petitions challenging the denial of right to worship to women devotees at the Sabarimala temple, Kerala, Justice Kurian Joseph, one of the three judges on the bench, on 18 April, asked amicus curiae Raju Ramachandran, a pointed question: Can you force deity who does not want to see women (of menstruating age), to ‘see’ women?
Court Cuts: When Jaising asked a potentially embarrassing NJAC question and 3 SC judges disappeared
Ramachandran, Hegde appointed amicus in SC Delhi gang rape appeals
Constitution bench asks Centre to ponder passive euthanasia issue in slow-moving Bhushan case
The Supreme Court on Monday directed the government to consider the matter of passive euthanasia and made it clear that pendency in the apex court should not come in the way of authorities to take a decision on the matter.